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Nigun Hisvaadus
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5 Comments
Jason Heard
October 15, 2012
What a powerful niggun! Reply

Would like to know more about this nigun.
The Hisvaadus melodies are Niggunim that there is not much information about who composed them and in what era.
However, this particular Niggun is from the more famous ones and is often the last Niggun of the Seder Hanigunim in Chabad Yeshivos and Shuls.
I think it was composed by my great grandfather Avrohom Charitonov
he and his sons composed over 20 such nigunim
It's the last niggun sung in seder hanigunim in yeshivos because it's the nigun hachanah (melody of preparation) for a maamar, and at the conclusion of seder hanigunim, a maamar is reviewed.